Definition of Preaspirated. Meaning of Preaspirated. Synonyms of Preaspirated

- Dublin English word- and utterance-final /p, t, k/ can be preaspirated. Some examples of preaspirated plosives and affricates from Faroese (where they occur...
- numerically. Preaspirated consonants are marked by placing the aspiration modifier letter before the consonant symbol: ⟨ʰp⟩ represents the preaspirated bilabial...
- according to five categories: Voiceless preaspirated or fortis: which may be pronounced as geminates or preaspirated. As in other Siouan languages they sometimes...
- with the Third Mesa dialect. The additional consonants are a series of preaspirated stops and a series of voiceless sonorants. There is idiolectal free variation...
- k s ʃ/ and N is a homorganic nasal. -hC- clusters are described as "preaspirated". The 18th-century Illinois recorded in the French mission period also...
- geminate consonants and preaspirated consonants. The conditioning factors involve stress shifts and are complex. The preaspirated consonants surfaced as...
- vowel in historical forms) is realized as [ŋ]. Aspirated consonants are preaspirated in medial and word-final contexts, devoicing preceding consonants and...
- Words begin with any consonant except /θ/ and preaspirated consonants (with the exception of the preaspirated /ŋ̥/ in Atkan Aleut). Only in loanwords do...
- morpheme become preaspirated [hp ht hk]. Any of the sequences pn pl tn tl kn kl after a vowel within a morpheme become preaspirated [hpn hpl htn htl...
- The Germanic *ht regularly becomes Old Norse tt, and this then becomes preaspirated in Icelandic. Thus, the [h] of the modern Icelandic form is not Germanic...